A team of researchers is following the first movements of 13 juvenile craps on the Desert and Wild Islands, in an investigation that uses real-time transmission GPS devices, allowing to collect unprecedented data on this phase of the bird life cycle.
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A team of researchers is following the first movements of 13 juvenile craps on the Desert and Wild Islands, in an investigation that uses real-time transmission GPS devices, allowing to collect unprecedented data on this phase of the bird life cycle.